Boboli Gardens in Florence

Boboli Gardens (Italiano: Giardino di Boboli) is a tourist attraction, one of the Parks in Florence, Italia. It is located: 16 km from Scandicci, 700 km from Roma, 750 km from Milan.

Information

Location

, N43°45'47", E11°14'57". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: +39552298732

Website: www.uffizi.it

Open hours

Sat-Sun 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Mon Noon–6:00 PM
Tue-Thu 11:00 AM–6:00 PM

References

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Igor Mitoraj Sculpture in Florence's Boboli Gardens — AssyntNature @ Flickr

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Jardines de Boboli (Palazzo Pitti) — Toni Escuder @ Flickr

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Listed in the following categories:

Parks, World Heritage Sites

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Mark Wong

22 June 2015

Definitely one of my favourite spots in Florence. Great views of the city, high hedges, and nice sculptures. Opens at 8:30AM and costs 10 euros. Well worth it to get amazing views away from tourists.

Nikki Chau

28 October 2016

Dubious if it's worth the 10 euros. But, pretty relaxing and calming to walk through. The ceramic museum has some stunning pieces. Definitely allow for 2 hours to walk through and see everything.

Firenzecard

28 February 2013

The wonderful Boboli Gardens lie behind the Pitti Palace. The Medici Family first created it, inventing the model of the Italian garden, which was copied by many European Courts.

Xx Xx

5 November 2017

Beautiful views and breathtaking landscapes. Make sure to give yourself 2+ hours to wander the many side paths and not feel rushed.

Anna Levina

20 January 2017

amazing views, very instagrammable, and just a lovely place to wander around, you have to climb some stairs but it's nothing dramatic

Vasek S.

15 June 2015

Very beautiful park and 10 EUR for entrance is not much to climb to the top and enjoy amazing view of Florence and many monuments in the park.. At least you can lay on the grass and relax...

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